SEO Slug Generator
Turn titles into clean, readable URL slugs — one per line.
About this tool
Paste titles, one per line, and get a URL slug for each: lower-cased, accents folded to plain letters, punctuation removed, and spaces collapsed into single hyphens.
Symbols that carry meaning are expanded rather than dropped, so "Tips & Tricks" becomes tips-and-tricks rather than tips-tricks. Stop-word removal is optional and off by default, because stripping them blindly turns "how-to-be-a-designer" into "designer".
Common questions
Should I remove stop words from URLs?
Usually not. The gain is negligible and the cost is readability — "how-to-be-a-designer" says something "designer" does not. Remove them when a slug is genuinely unwieldy, not as a rule.
Hyphens or underscores?
Hyphens. Search engines treat a hyphen as a word separator and an underscore as a word joiner, so my_page_title can be read as one token. Hyphens are also the established convention on the web.
How long should a slug be?
Long enough to be clear and no longer. There is no penalty for length itself, but a slug that a person cannot read aloud is usually carrying words it does not need. Anything past roughly 60 characters is worth a second look.
Can I change the slug of a page that is already published?
You can, but the old URL must redirect to the new one with a 301, or you lose every link and ranking signal pointing at it. If the page performs well, the tidier slug is rarely worth the disruption.